Deposition of Anthony Jenkinson

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Anthony Jenkinson of Colemeane nere Rathcoole in the Countie of Dublin yeoman sworne and examined deposeth and saith That since the begining of the presente rebellion and by vizt about three weekes before Christmas Last, hee this deponent at Colemeane aforesaid, was by the Rebells forceibly expelled from deprived of robbed or otherwise dispoyled of his goodes and chattells of the values following vizt, of beasts cattle & horses worth xxxiij li. Of corne, hay and howsholdstuff worth ffortie powndes And hath Lost, by the improvement of his farme at Colemeane aforesaid & in being deprived and dispoyled of his possession and proffi t ts thereof his Leas and interest thereof worth & the value of his interest ther in which before the rebellion the s u mme and to his damage was worth of threescore poundes Soe that his Whole Losse by reason of the present Rebellion amounteth vnto the summe of one hundreth thirtie three powndes ster But whoe the parties w ere that soe r e b e robbed & dispoyled him were or are, he this deponent cannott tell for that hee was thence absent from thence, and att Dublin att that tyme: yet is assured <A> that Patrick Cheevers of Rathcoole aforesaid gent Edward Hetherington David Hetherington & William Hetherington all of Rathcoole aforesaid gentleman, Walter Breanaghe of the same yeoman Walter Cleary of the same yeoman And Arthur Armstrong of the same yeoman are now in actuall Rebell i o n in this kingdome Walter Cruce gent Late servant to Mr Cusack Clarke of the Comission for remedie of defective tytles are now all in actuall rebellion in this kingdome
The mark of the said Anthony Jenkinson [mark]
Jur xjo May 1642
William Aldrich
Joh Watson
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Anthonie Jenkinson
Jur xjo May 1642
Cert fact
Intw 4 dec
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